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linganmm
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Hi, I have a Visual Studio 2015 C++ project organized like this:
myapp
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-- subdir/something.cpp
-- libdir/blabla.h
And I have add path\to\myapp\libdir to the "Include directories", "library directories" as well as "Additional include directories" in project property.
However, when I include blabla.h in something.cpp:
#include <blabla.h>
I still get the "cannot open source file blabla.h" error.
Files right under the root directory do not have such problem.
I know "#include "../libdir/blabla.h"" may bypass this issue, but it's not very beautiful.
Can't VC project be organized into hierarchical directories, like Linux does?
Thank you!
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myapp
|
-- subdir/something.cpp
-- libdir/blabla.h
And I have add path\to\myapp\libdir to the "Include directories", "library directories" as well as "Additional include directories" in project property.
However, when I include blabla.h in something.cpp:
#include <blabla.h>
I still get the "cannot open source file blabla.h" error.
Files right under the root directory do not have such problem.
I know "#include "../libdir/blabla.h"" may bypass this issue, but it's not very beautiful.
Can't VC project be organized into hierarchical directories, like Linux does?
Thank you!
Continue reading...